Sphynx Cat Diet & Nutrition

Category: Sphynx Cat Diet & Nutrition

Sphynx Cat Diet & Nutrition: Best Food & Meal Plans

Feeding a Sphynx isn’t one-size-fits-all. These hairless athletes burn calories fast, need extra hydration, and thrive on high-quality protein. In this category you’ll find practical nutrition guides—straight from our cattery kitchen—to keep skin supple, bellies happy, and energy levels purring.

We cover everything from choosing a complete raw diet and rotating high-protein canned foods, to selecting a balanced kibble that won’t trigger weight gain or skin issues. You’ll learn portion sizes by age, safe transition timelines, and how to read pet-food labels like a pro.

All advice is field-tested on our own kittens, backed by veterinary recommendations, and easily adapted to busy households. Want a printable shopping checklist? Curious which stainless-steel fountain we use to boost water intake? Scroll on for posts, FAQs, and vetted product picks—or jump to our Accessories & Supplies page for quick links to bowls, fountains, and supplements. Feeding your Sphynx well is simple when you know what fuels their fabulous naked glow!

Sphynx Cat Nutrition FAQS

Yes—when balanced. Use a complete premix or follow AAFCO-approved recipes; always thaw under refrigeration and discard leftovers after 30 minutes.

Adults average 40–60 cal/kg daily; kittens and nursing moms may require up to 80 cal/kg. See our calorie calculator post for exact portions.

Most commercial foods are complete. For raw diets, add taurine, omega-3s, and a vitamin–mineral premix recommended by your vet.